Schumacher name added to Russian dictionary

The word 'shumakher' has been added to the dictionary of Vinogradov's Russian Language Institute.

Consensus

• The word 'shumaher' was added to the academic dictionary of the Institute of Russian Language named after Vinogradov of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
• The term 'shumaher' is used as a common noun in Russian to describe a driver who prefers high speed.
• Michael Schumacher is a German Formula 1 driver and seven-time world champion.
• Schumacher suffered a severe head injury in 2013 during a skiing accident in the French Alps.
• Schumacher has been in recovery since 2013 and is under constant medical supervision.
• Schumacher's name became widely used as a common noun in the 1990s during the peak of his career.

Points of divergence

• Schumacher shares the top spot with Lewis Hamilton in the number of world titles. — kommersant
• Schumacher holds second place in several Formula 1 records, including wins, podiums, and pole positions, behind Lewis Hamilton. — fontanka
• The addition of the word 'shumaher' to the dictionary occurred in the current year. — fontanka

Coverage (2 sources)

• The word 'shumakher' was added to the dictionary of Vinogradov Institute — Коммерсантъ
• The word 'shumakher' was added to the dictionary of Vinogradov Russian Language Institute — Фонтанка

Key entities

• RIA Novosti
• Vinogradov Institute of Russian Language
• RAS
• Russian Academy of Sciences
• Russian Language Institute
• Michael Schumacher
• Vinogradova Slovo
• RAS «Akademmos»
• Michael Schumacher